Question

how are the irish and kurdish unification movements similar? check all that apply. violence has been used as a means to attempt unification. the irish and kurds are both ethnic minorities in all of the countries they inhabit. religion is not an important aspect of the ethnic nationalist movement. the main goal is to unify one ethnicity currently split among multiple countries. the national government represses the political parties supporting unification.

Explanation:

• The Irish and Kurdish unification movements have both seen the use of violence in pursuit of their goals.
• Both aim to unify their ethnic - groups that are divided among multiple countries.
• The Irish are not ethnic minorities in all countries they inhabit (e.g., in Ireland itself). Religion has been a significant aspect in the Irish context. There is no universal pattern of national governments repressing pro - unification political parties in both cases.

Answer:

• Violence has been used as a means to attempt unification.
• The main goal is to unify one ethnicity currently split among multiple countries.